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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-10
FOR SALE.

I.>oH >ALE-on account OF leaving the city ard
wishing 20 dispose of our prof esty he ore going
ket between Park and Tenth sts good rerItss: also
is ft on Mosley ave between Second and Tefrd SIS
aves. en- good Terms Call at III Main st. ds2sts
I.>oR SAIE-av fl southwest corner OF Prince and
Il Ida SITS, oaly >1s.gss. 50 on Washington, 20
alley nsr beasl me l 5 sal Mn. heas; ioi
beth ave near Mentor, West Wichita. special bar
gains Ia iendale exclusive sale - lots on slis ave
ali parts OF the city Illinois Zeal Estate Co. rooms
and ;. 25i u Main So ds2I
TOR sNE-Seyr YORK addition. on Market ,osisv:
I - lots, first call first choice. liiiaois Real Estate
CO. roorls and 5, s5l n Main d,sst
TOR sALE-PIats Of View Yo-s a,!dis.os, at Office
L ef Hliaos Real Es;ste Go. to-day; - iczs. Ellis
are near heiiesE- IL. u
y-oR SAlE-New sadi.io.. ON Market q. az 81 bar
Il ssin heurss- Illinois Real estate L.. rooms
AM :. -, II .lalt S'-"t
f-7oR SALE--Csrey PARK Tr,.;ersy. xear.s I'll THIS
4 pat has passed ron asst aaads aEd lr:ees Wiz
te ad saacrsi When these feS lots sTe disposed ~
aaier sae
INoR SsI-E-Lincol1s street pzoy~r;x st $40 eacs.
viii sell FOR ss.l .aea when sssr attssS pesi ca
the city PARK NeCai'a < sitier. ~ Gafn- 1is
I,,oR business so,s On Fourth avenue in a1st
L block north OF Douglas. For peiee and ternas can
az room :. III Asiia - ar'alia Miller $50
E7oR sAI.E-gifsh avenue properly o. jseeni to us-
ion passenger depot For price and terms apply
At ofaee atCAiis = All-er, ~ atia. lie
s4'G4. SAIL-lhe cheapest los IN Lincoln street
4 addition. They dltfcgit IA secEVc at any
ftv Is td. IA s.. s.,,5 Tor 8 So NV. SOL il, SINE.
bless Tor SHt each. MC&,aliR Miller ~ Main =
E-oE SALE-.u A Ne corner on :. Fourth ave
4 near DouSlSs It,iSl - II at StO % Sttfo below
the G8arkef, Si5e@t Hce,ala < SileE, III Asn = 6
TOP SAl.E-itCxl ~ feet Market street. between
4 PAX and Teufn Marked low 10 sell QusCS, 3 So.
NcCaila / Miller ia Main sl-e
G>uR SAIE-A market street properly with FIST
class location. zax ia fcSE sba good beu-e, east
front SECOND Prise $50, very EASY terms.
SSu1 cashsa long time nais4cc. Gc.sila y
Mi-c ii4 Main. u.s.
K~OF SALE 90 foo, from; on Mosiey ave Joining
wholesale hardware location ana Ndiauf ieTot
urnL.l.sA sic. NheaIssI MIN th. I.arael ny
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-10
FOR SALE.

I'OR SALF-Earsatus. must sell; iyu n. Co.'S Or til
. ave a5sd 18th -; 500 - q with good hops- {tB
ave- near PARK st price S1esl. lIs1is3 east front,
uPp5ta ave. Lincoln SCHOOL. Siis. easy terms
on al shsSe p:eFes. VrceT for f~~ days only Stsf
far5. Ne0D < Clegs. ~ . Dougias ave. alsat-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-10

ySoR >ALS-A i1naitsd nun her 81 i,7sNs lots
L very special teTass 10 these ems ~ne ia huh
and urcapy. Per sIsh mail can osn
tbs tSI.t ges tfe GSIafss Advancing
/ price Two Ese= fssrves ssTs ms orc. TWP
hisSS tn esslsr f04r. .3earY iisT : Co ~ Scrfh
Gala street s0s
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-11-22
All in Halt a Century.


The discovery OF the electric tele-
graph;
The discovery OF photography;
The stablishment of ocean steam
navigation;
The annexation of Texas;
The war with Mexico and the acqui-
sition of California with the discoveries
Of gold that followedi
The French revolution Of 1913;
The rise and fall of Napoleon Ill /;
and the establishment of the French
republic;
The laying Of the ocean cables;
The great civil war aud the abolition
Of slavery in the United States;
The uniiication Of Italy;
The great FlRnco-German war and
the unitcation OF Germany;
The overthrow of the Pope's tenn
Pofal power;
The emancipation of tho Russian
ierfs;
The extension of Russian power into
Central Asia;
The discovery Of the sources of the
Nile and the Niger. and the explora-
hon of interior Africa;
The discovery Of the telephone.
MnUdukee Sentinel
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-11-22
GREENLAND coURTsHip.
How the Village Pastor Brings Loving
Youths and Maids Together.

How the Village Pastor Brings Loving
Youths and Maids Together.
The preacher is invariably resorted
to, both by young men and maidens,
as the matrimonial agent. A young
man comes to the missionary house
aud says to him: Il want TO marry. "
"Whom?" asks the missionary.
Have you any one in mind?"
Yes" answers the lover, .'but she
will not have noe. Iwant you to speak
to her"
Have you not spoken for YOURSELF"
MANY times, but she always says
No"
THAT is nothing" says the pastor;
"you know the way of maidens. Docs
she like you?"
ut is difficult to find out She will
tell you"
The pastor accordingly sends for the
girl. who comes willingly enough.
knowing what the message means.
well. my daughter" he observes,
sit is time you should think Of mar
riage."
htf't W ~ tA'D IN
variable and conventional answer.
THAT is pity" says the minister,
"because | have good husband for
thee"
who is hep" she asks.
The missionary then tells her his
nnme--although she knows 1t AS well
as he does and launches out into the
lovers praise. He is strong, good
looking. kindly; he caught two fine
whales when his companions took none,
or whatever else can be said To his re-
pute. After the catalogue his merits
has been recited, the girl replies:
But | think him good-for-noth-
ing"
.Ah. WE'LL" says the missionary.
''tbou art not wise. There IL no lad
can fling ii harpoon rs he eau. l
shall soon find him wife"
He then wishes the girl good day.
affecting to believe that the interview
Is over. Bat she Ia sure to linger, and
after blush and sigh she whispers,
80 1t is particularly your wish, Herr
Pastorp do not quite like him. with
deep sigh. but If you -" At
this point she virtually hands over the
business to the minister, who has to
tell her that she knows she loves the
lad; that she would not have come II
she had not thought of accepting him
and that nothing Is wanting but TO ask
the blessing Of God upon their union.
The marriage, curiously enough,
usually takes place upon the very day
on which the bride has cmphatically
protested that she viii never have the
bridegroom. Manchester Courier
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-11-22

Brother Gardner Intimstes That ne
Perfectly Satisfied With This World

protber Gardner Intimates That He u
Perfectly Satisfied with This World
II wish dc world would let me alone
fur a couple of weeks" said Brother
Gardner, as the echoes Of the triangle
died away. at has got to dat pass
whar' am constantly looki1. fur sun
thin to happen. an it is WARM on my
narves.
"Ebory Monday mawnin' we kin
look in de papers fur an item to de ell
feck dat de cholera am sartin to reach
dis kentry.
"Oa Tuesday mawnin' we kin ex-
peck to find dat somebody has diskio-
cred new comet, and dat said comet
ar e,yine to switch his tail around an
knock dis kentry all to smash
"On Wednesday mawnin' we ar
purity sartin to find medical report to
90 etfeck dat consumpshun has IN
creased fifty per cent. in Hs keltry Id
do las Eve Vars, an dat Guild men
all ober de kentrY am Groppin' deal
wild heart disease.
Thursday anu de regular day fur
predictin' tidal waves. cyclones an
finanshul panics.
Friday ar sartin to bring dc news
dat de coal fields OF de world will be
exhausted in about 252. 900 Vars. cherry
stick of wood be gone y ar later, an
dat de Guild populashun kin prepare
fur sorrowful time.
Saturday eands up de week wild a
railroad slaughter, big hotel fiah,
steamboat collishun an de statement
dat de germs of yaller fever hev APP
peared in watermellyons. Dis puts us
all in ii good frame of mind. an when
we go to church on Sunday an h'ar
de preacher tell how glad we orter be
dat we ar lowed to lib frew de week
we feel dat he has struck de keynote.
Il tell you. doan' care two cents
whether de sun am $4,000, 900 miles
from de airth, or only 90. 100000.
doan' know whether de moon am in-
habited or not, an doan propose to
lose any sleep ODER it. Dis kentry may
hev 1000 mile, of coast exposed to de
attack OF Il furrein iron-clad, but l ain
gwine to git up one mint airlier in dc
mawnin'. 1t may be dat dc intclleck-
tual standard of dc world has decreased
ten per cent in de las decade, but Isc
gwine to keep right on buyin' de same
grade of Goldfish from de same grocer
Insanity may be gainin' ground at de
rate of five per cent. per var, but me
an de ole woman am gwine to smoke
de same kind of terbacker an sootht
our bunyons wild de same make oil
salve. n--DetroH Free Press.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-11-22

"A writcr in the NiRetecnh Century
proposes the establishment of we'll
endowed kitchen college for the sys-
tematic training of domestic servants,
In the morning when you awake,
accustom yourself to think first upon
God, and something in order to His
service; and at night let Him close
thine eyes. Jeremy Taylor.
Gain little knowledge every day;
one fact in day. How small n thing
is one fact---ouly one. Ten years pass
by. Three thousand six hundred and
fifty facts are not small thing.
There arc seveuty-six guilds in
London endowed by wealthy benefac-
tors for tho benefit of different trades.
The annual income of these endow-
ments amounts to 81. 900, oo0 Ca cdgo
Adrdrec,
In yielding to one temptation the
way is opened for so many; nothing
will serve us day by day but humble
trust in Him who is able to keep us
from falling, and earnest striving TO
watch as well as pray.-Rural Nere
Yorker.
The New York Chinese Mission has
between 1000 and 5000 Celestials in
its Sabbath-schools. About sixty have
joined the various churches The first
Sabbath-school for these people was
founded in New York eighteen years
ago. United Presblrsrtash
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-11-22
ANXIOUS TO MARRY.
A Young Woman Who Learned Type Writ
Ing for a Purpose.

Ing for a Purpose.
A daintily clad little woman-she
was one of the best operators Us we'll IA
the prettiest-whom had motto d sew
eral times in downtown type-writing
office, was missing from her desk the
other day. The plump, prosperous
looking head OF the establishment
dsh-brown locks as she explained, to
an accompanying clatter and bang, rs
ii the whole alphabet were out on n
spree: II didn't expect to keep her
long" she said. "She came to me Il
year ago to learn the business, and her
mother she wore diamonds - came
with her half apologizing for the
daughters within. The two of them
wore gowns that turned the heads of
the whole office. and looked as if thew
had money enough and to spare. 1t
turned out when was in my
new apprentice $ confidence a lit
tie that she was engaged to
II law. student - an impecuni-
Gus one-and they wanted to marry rs
soon as he was admitted to the bar.
Papa had absolutely refused his con-
sent, and mamma frowned on tho
whole thing. So what does my lady do
but get permission. without assigning
any reason for the freak, to learn type
writing-she is studying short-hand
too-having takcn the idea into her
head that, if she and her law student
chose to marry when the time came,
she could support the family until the
appearance of some fees. They had
the knot tied a ouple OF days ago, the
household powers to tho contrary not
withstanding, and are taking a week 8
holiday somewhere down on the shore
She told me she should DO ready for
work when she came back. and | think
she will. She has been earning 81 II
week. and is about expert enough to
get $40 now. That will help them out
for awhile, though fancy her husband
won't leave her here long" The next
question in the matrimonial market,
some folks say, will be: what is her
saluryP" or HAS she had u raise of
Iatea N I, Letter.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-11-22
SILENCE AND INDUSTRY.

There are 100000 mon engaged
in the building trades in the United
States.
The cost Of the recent coke st,iks
to the men and operators is estimated
at $4,000. 00o.
There are 1oS cotton mills in the
South. Georgia heads the list with Sc.
Tennessee comes next with ~, and Ala.
bama 20.
A physician living near the sea
says that during tho past five years he
has noted the hour and minute of death
in nfnety-three patients. and every one
has gone out with the tide, save four
who died suddenly by accident
1t is reported that rich American
Is about to establish paper factory at
San Luis Potosi, Mexico. with a canital
Of at least s5oo,ooo. The principal ma.
terial used will be 'iechueilla," a
ibrous plant which Crews abundautlv
ia that section
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-11-22

"A New York man recently gave a
birthday dinner at which the rolls
were bak ed in snake form to typify
Inc eternity of love; birds of jelly had
burnt almonds in the bills; there were
roses of blame mage, with stamens of
spun sugar, fans of banana, ice with
volets in their frozen heart The
bon bons were put in pretty PLACES of
jewel ware, with bows Of ribbon tied
around the dish and the candles
squeezed in among the loops of the
bow.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-11-22
Quite Different.

People who most relish gossip take
very different view of it when il il
directed against ones own reputation.
What an extremely candid person
Mrs, Higgins is" said Mrs. Robinson.
See how she exposed those Simkinses
and Wilkinscs.'
YES, said Mrs. Jones; "but II YOU
could have heard what she said about
you yesterday'-
about mes"
YES, about you"
well, | never! The idea of her
talking about mel l won't believe
another word she says!'- Youihs Com
pQMIoM
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-11-22

a new reporter has Joined the
stan de was writing up his first as
Segment, which was the resuscitat;o,
0, haif-drowned woman. The citv
editor looked over the scribbler's
shoulder. and this is what he read.
he fair form lay on the dock. and
nor short pants" Tut, tut. voIng
man. said the city editor. mono Of
your Aoia realism; not on this great
religious daily; drop that pants busi.
ness The new reporter smiled soft.
anu wrote on, And her shor.
pah's Tor breath showed that ean-
, ,ort sps was returning. WIilisms-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-11-22

There has recently been received
at The State library in Albany, N. Y.
u map OF the world which was print
eel IN 1929 This map. which was
made long before Henry Hudson was
born. shows the H dson river on il
Inns Is proof positive that the river
vas discovered long before Henry
Hudson sailed up the stream. Tn
map is fac smile of that by Ribero
called the BIrsiau map. This fact
WIZ reopen the question of who dis
covered the Hudson river
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-11-22
"a LITTLE NONSENSE"

After lynchiug bee in Texas re-
Gently, a couple of mea hung about.
unable to leave the scene. Puck.
Young Housewife-"W What nliser-
able little eggs again, You really
must tell them. Jane, to let the hens
sit on them a little longer. - Ugom
Signal
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-11-22

Hello, Billy! Watohu git on yer
birthdayP' whole lot o. things Cot
up late for breakfas' an ma gimme =
scoid'n'i got my finger caught in the
door crack, an pa gimme lickin' for
oreakin window; grandpa gimme a
letter to put in the post-office and
grandma gimme whippin' for forget
TN 1t; sister gimme shoe to take 70
the shoemaker's, Jim Black gimme ),
Proo with pin an l got KEEP in after
school for hollerin' an the teacher
gimme two pages of spellin' to learn
before went home. Say, it's good
thing a Teller doesn't git born ever
week, amt itP"-Bnrdettc.
Mrs. u (who has been talk.
,ngl-"but 1 see your mind is on some
business matter. George. I'm afraid
= m interrupting YOU" Mr. X
Irehecting on the races of yesterday
~, no-no--go Aheada I'm not l,s
snin9. "-Pstfale Cemmwsiai
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-11-22
THE FAMILY DOCTOR.
Health Hats snggested by soms OF I'll
Worlds Foremost rhysicians.

Health Hiutz Suggested by Son,s OF the
Worlds Foremost Physicians
Nopcrson should battle when the body
Ia fatigued by either mental or physical
labor, or Immediately after meal.
Friction with pine oil is favorie
cure for rheumatic affections in Ger
many, aud also for bronchial aud throat
complaints. The aromatic. astrngent
fragrance If tho oil, which Is made from
resiuous portions of the fir tree, has q
aalutlry effect in pulmonary eases.
II the feet nre tender or painful after
long walking or standing. great relief
can be had by bathing them in salt and
water. A handful of salt to gallon of
water is tho right proportion. Have
the water ~ hot rs can comfortably be
borne. lnmerse the feet aud throw the
water over the legs rs far as the knees
with the hands. When the water be-
comes too cool rub hriskly with fresh
towel This method, II used night and
morning. win euro neuralgia of tho feet.
A n recent meeting Of the Societie do
Biologie, DR., Lnborderie read paper
IN skin grating from the frog to man.
The experiment was tried in the case of
man whose feet had been burned by
molten lead. On QUO of tho wounds
were put four gratis of human skin. and
on the other four gratis from the skin
Of frog, All of those, ii is reported.
took firm hold on tho wounds. The
frog-skiu gratis retained their peculiar
color fow days, nfterward changing
10 tho color of Tho human skin. The
wounds healed rapidly.
According TO DIR. Lcuf. when water
is taken into the full or partly full
stomach 1t docs not mingle with the
| food, rs We ARE generally taught, but
passes along quickly. between the food
and the lesser curvature, toward the
pylorus, through which 1t passos into the
intestine, The secretion of mucous by
| the lining membrane IS constant, and
| during the night considerable amount
accumulatcs in the stomach; some OF
/ Its liquid portion is absorbed, and that
I which remains Is thick and tenacious.
| II food is taken into the stomach when
/ in this condition IL becomes coated with
/ this nucus, aud the secretion of the
I gastric juice and its action are delayed.
/ These facts show the value of goblet
( Of water before breakfast. This washes
/ out the tenacious mucous and stimulates
the gastric glands to secretion. In old
or feeble persons water should not be
taken cold, hut it may be with great
/ advantage taken warm. This removal
Of the accumulated mucus from the
stomach is probably one of the reasons
why taking soup ut the beginning of u
meal has always been found SO bene-
dcial, 1929 Chicago Journal
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-11-22
NUM- iFiEO AZTECS,
Strange Discovery Made by Two Miners in
n New Mexican Tomb.

new meNican tOmD.
There is stir in scientific circles
over the advent of five mummifed
Aztecs supposed to have been buried
six hundred years. The group COM
prises two men, two women and child.
They were discovered some months
ago by two miners, Dasty and Morris,
IN hcrmetically sealed cave in the
canyon of the ella river, on the boun-
dairy line between Arizona and New
Mexico. The miners We're prospecting,
and noticed place closed by human
hands. They questioned the Indians,
who declined to give any information.
and were opposed to any exploration.
Watching their chances, the prospec-
tors removed the distractions to the
cave. Huge powders, bound by excel
lent cement had to be pried out of
place. A search for treasures wa. un-
successful, but twenty feet from the
mouth of the cave they found an Aztec
mummy in sitting posture, the legs
bent up after that custom of the race,
The hands were folded over the breast
IN the posture of alteration, facing
toward the East. A further search re-
vealed other bodies. A mother and
child were nesting together in low
ing embrace. The bodies were re-
moved to this city, They are in excel
lent preservation, not disemboweled
and We're evidently mummified natu-
rally, The skin is tanned. The women
retain their long, flowing silken hair
Measurements by Dir. Paolo de Vecchi
OF Turin University, and DIR. G. NJ
Richter, of Berlin, conform to the his
torical descriptions of the Aztecs, and
the general appearance and mode of
burial and the surroundings identify
me mummies with the ancient race
Inc bodies were covered with highly
colored clothes, which crumbled on ex.
posture. Three kinds were saved. two
OF coarse material and one deem
olue' woven in diamond shapes. No
implements or utensils were found
All the Consuls here and many scientific
men inspected the mummies recently
San Francisco Alta.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-11-22
PERSONAL AND iMPERsoNM

Tho biggest mayor in the ljaI,s
States. according to the Chicago Hsv.
is Mayor Edwards, of Fargo, D. 4.
who weighs three hundred and nineu
pounds.
"A French art journal states thai
there are in France alone %, S57 pain.
ers. and that of that number 1860
have had opportunities of displaying
their works at exhibitions
Mrs. Hathaway, of Louisville, Ky,
has been acting as Deputy Comm.
sioner of the Chancery Court in tia.
city. She ia the first woman to Gil
such = post in Kentucky Chicago
Herald.
Tho elder Agassiz learned some
thing one day in Chicago. he saw.
workman put five bricks in pail even
full of water without causing a drop
to run over, and the great naturalist
handed the man a two dollar bill and
made a note of the circumstances
~ O. Times Democrat.
Colonel Winchester, of West Viz
ginia, has given an additional forty
thousand acres for hunting purposes to
the Cheat Mountain Sportsmen's Asse
citation. The entire preserve now in
cludcs ninety-six thousand acres, and
is the finest and most extensive hunt
ing park east of the Rockies. -Cheas'
Tribune.
"A copy of 1.-The General Laws and
Liberties of the Massachusetts Colony"
printed III Cambridge in 1872, wasre
Gently purchased by a Bostonian io'
the low sum of two dollars. It's ono
of the two copies known to be in ef
istencc. The Boston man was Offered
$3.50 for his treasure two days after tho
purchase, but refused it.-ChicaT
Times.
During the past year from sio~
to $4,000 have been raised from al
sources for the College and Seminary
of the Reformed (German) Churea "
Lancaster, Pa. For the Nevin Memo
rial $40, 600 is needed; for the eno'F'
ment of the Alumni ProfessorsnIp'
$40, 200. and for the chemical laOV'S
tory, 500, 200. N T. Witness.
A Michigan girl while plcA'ns
blackberries. met black bear anloHS
the briers. She turned to run ana 'Ol'
her dress on brier so as to expose w
patent wire hustle. The bear mls''S
ing the hustle for a circus cage, slIu''
for tall timber, leaving the girl W
without hugging until dry g0e ~,
clerk closed his store at nine o eio,A -
pext evepipr- - p1r1Ilnn infFffHNen.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-11-22

1t Ia common thing for sailors on
west bound English steamers to lind
from ton Ia fifteen stowawavs Tho
freight handlers are great friends To
he tramps who wish to make an irex.
penSjvo voyage. In vessels that bring
over brick the leaders will build up a
little room around two or three mon.
and in several cases from dozen Ia
lwo dozen mcu have thus been secreted
-So-ealled easy chairs IN drawing
room cars have given inventors
great deal of work. They have tried
10 make a chair which will fit every
persons back. and failed. They al
ways will for no two persons use their
backs in the same way. and there is a
wide variation in backs. Some per-
sons are uneasy unless the bearing
comes on their shoulder bl AIDES. others
are still more So when il does Some
wish 10 have the small Of the back
supported. others want every square
inch of their backs pressed on. The
only way 10 do it is 10 have lot of
chairs in the baggage car. take a
templet of every mans back when he
comes in, and pick out one that fits
him; then there will be no more growl-
ing.